Excerpt from Carthage
Pour bien comprendre la description des ruines d' une ville, il est nécessaire d' en connaitre au moins sommai rement les annales. Voilà pourquoi le présent volume se partage naturellement en deus: parties. Dans la pre mière, on trouvera un résumé de l' histoire de Carthage je dis de Carthage et non des Carthaginois, car si l' auteur s'est e/ïorcé de rassembler tout ce qui a trait à la ville même, punique ou romaine, il a systémati quement négligé ou indiqué seulement en quelques traits, pour ne pas rompre la trame du récit, les évè nements qui se sont passés loin des murs de Carthage. La seconde partie est la description technique, presque pierre à pierre, de tout ce qui émerge encore sur le sol et des fouilles qu'on a pratiquées dans ce siècle. Elle est accompagnée d'une grande carte, dressée pour l'atlas archéologique de la Tunisie. Nous ne crai gnons pas de dire que celui qui prendrait la peine de suivre cette description' topographique, pas à pas sur le terrain, notre carte à la main, connaitrait à peu près tout ce qu'il est raisonnable d'affirmer, dans l'é tat actuel de la science, sur identification des vestiges matériels, hélas si mutilés, de la puissante rivale de Rome.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book is an exploration of the famed ancient city of Carthage, the civilization that rose in the shadow of Rome and its Empire. From humble beginnings as a trading colony to the dominant power of the western Mediterranean, the book traces the growth, culture, political landscape, and legacy of Carthage. The author, an esteemed historian, sheds light on this captivating civilization through a meticulous analysis of archaeological discoveries, historical accounts, and cultural artifacts, giving readers a vivid portrayal of a city whose story has been eclipsed by its ultimate rival. This work not only delves into Carthage's remarkable history, it provides insights into the complex relationship between Rome and Carthage, highlighting the clashes of culture, politics, and ambition that shaped the ancient world. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9780428003425_0
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